> i/ii. copy a website from one remote location to 
another
> remote location/from my computer to a remote 
location.

This is not planned yet - and might be easier using 
ftp tools, maybe (httrack is really used to "extract" 
online www websites through http)

> iii. let you know what projects do you have finished
> downloading and what projects' download was 
paused/stopped.
> iv. let you know the date of last update of a 
project.

Might be interesting - added on the toto list :)

> vi. what do you think about a windows DLL version of
> httrack kernel so that other software developers can
> use this powerful tool in their products ?
A .so version is in progress (Linux), and a DLL might 
be used, too, if proper C-like wrappers can be used 
(callbacks)

The main function is now something like:

  htswrap_init();
  htswrap_add("init",htsshow_init);
  htswrap_add("free",htsshow_uninit);
  htswrap_add("start",htsshow_start);
  htswrap_add("change-options",htsshow_chopt);
  htswrap_add("end",htsshow_end);
  htswrap_add("check-html",htsshow_checkhtml);
  htswrap_add("loop",htsshow_loop);
  htswrap_add("query",htsshow_query);
  htswrap_add("query2",htsshow_query2);
  htswrap_add("query3",htsshow_query3);
  htswrap_add("check-link",htsshow_check);
  htswrap_add("pause",htsshow_pause);
  htswrap_add("save-file",htsshow_filesave);
  htswrap_add("link-detected",htsshow_linkdetected);

  return hts_main(argc,argv);


With all hts* routines embedded in a module
But I'll have to document this a little, I suppose :)